25 years ago, Cone argued while two runners scored

I hate arguments. I avoid them at all costs. Even if I think I'm right, I will happily tell you you're correct, back away quickly and retreat to the nearest hiding place.

David Cone, who pitched for 17 seasons in the Majors, is a much stronger man than I am. 25 years ago, he believed he had stepped on first base to get the force out during a game against the Braves. The first-base umpire disagreed, calling the runner safe. Cone continued to argue, pointing at the base and pacing back and forth in frustration. So much so that he forgot about those other guys on second and third ...

Whoops.

Anyway, Happy Anniversary, David! We think?